Queensland v Western Australia (20th Match)Day 4

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Thursday 11 Feb 2027

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The Gabba • 

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Queensland, known as the Queensland Bulls in men’s domestic cricket, represents the state in Australia’s premier first-class competition, the Sheffield Shield, and the national Marsh One-Day Cup. The team is based in Brisbane and plays its home matches at the Gabba, one of Australia’s best-known cricket grounds and an international venue. Queensland has a strong record in domestic cricket, winning multiple Sheffield Shield and one-day titles; its most recent Shield championship came in the 2020–21 season. The Bulls have developed and featured many prominent Australian players, including Allan Western Australia3, Matthew Hayden, Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne. Their history also includes notable contributions from Queensland-born and Queensland-based cricketers who have represented Western Australia2 across formats. The state’s women’s representative side, the Queensland Fire, competes in Australia’s domestic women’s competitions. Queensland’s teams are separate from the Brisbane Heat, the city’s franchise in the Big Bash League. For supporters searching for Queensland cricket scores, fixtures, results, squad news and historical achievements, the Bulls’ domestic campaigns offer a clear view of the state’s contribution to Australian cricket.

Western Western Australia2 cricket team is one of Australia’s leading state sides, representing the state in the Sheffield Shield and Marsh One-Day Cup. Based in Perth, the team plays its home matches at the WACA Ground, a historic venue known for its fast, bouncy pitch. Western Australia has a strong record in domestic cricket, winning multiple Sheffield Shield and one-day competition titles and producing many players who have represented Western Australia2. Notable past players include Dennis Lillee, Adam Gilchrist and Justin Langer, while more recent representatives include Mitchell Marsh, Cameron Green, Josh Inglis and Jhye Richardson. The state team is separate from the Perth Scorchers, the city’s Big Bash League franchise, although some players have appeared for both sides. Western Australia’s traditional gold and black colours and competitive performances make the team a prominent part of Australian domestic cricket. Supporters can follow its fixtures, results, player profiles and championship history across the season, with Sheffield Shield matches showcasing four-day cricket and the Marsh One-Day Cup offering a 50-over format. Its blend of experienced internationals and emerging talent continues to make Western Australia a major force in the national game.